St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-02

guests: Messrs. 81. E. Lawrence, E. e.
Horner, Wicks, W. T. Small. F. L. hurry and
Il. w. Whittier. Mesdames Lawrence, Horner
and Wicks. Misses Helen Whittier, Annie
Wymau, Gertie Buchanan and Laura Meeker,
of Mobile Ala.
Mrs. A b. Coe entertained a few friends
Friday evening, who had come FROM other
cities to attend the Coe-Shenehon wedding.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Shenehon and
Miss May Shenehon, Kansas City, Mr.. Dris-
col, of New York city, and Mr.. and Mrs.
George E. Shenehou.
Mr. and Mrs. d. c. Bell received the young
gentlemen of Plymouth church Friday even
ing at their elegant home on Portland avenue.
Elegant refreshments were served and the
evening was very pleasantly spent.
Rev. J. W. Marshall and wife, of the West
ern Avenue NJ. e. church, found themselves
the surprised hosts of a pleasant donation
party on Monday evening.
Mrs. Young entertained the Adelphi Euchre
club Wednesday evening at her home, corner
Second avenue south and Ninth street. Mr..
Dunsmoor won the head prize; Miss NJ. Young
won the other prize.
Mrs. Weitzel entertained her little friends
Thursday afternoon, from 4 to o'clock, at
her home corner Fourth avenue south and
Fourth street.
Mrs. DR.. McMurdy, 1917 Second avenue
south, gave a delightful childrens party to
about fifty little guests Tuesday evening.
Mrs. j. P. Roberts gave a tea party on
Monday afternoon last in honor of her sister,
Mrs. Mathews, of st. Adams, VT.
Miss Blanche West gave a very successful
card party on Thursday evening at her home
on Fifth avenue north.
Mrs. Stockdale, 2741 Second avenue south,
entertained few friends most delightfully."-
on Thursday evening.
Mrs. E. c. Wales entertained twenty little
folks Friday afternoon at her home, S02 Sec
ond avenue sonth.
A delightful card party was given by Mrs.
Ed Wilson to about twenty friends last Mon
day evening.
Mrs. HILL 343 Oak Grove street, entertained
small company at tea Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Vrooman entertained a few friends at
tea on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. e. NJ. Wilson gave an afternoon tea
on Tuesday from to 8 p. IN.
The City's Visitors.
Rev. Theodore NJ. Riley, d. D., at one time
rector of the Holy Trinity church, is the
guest of Hon. Winthrop Young.
James L. Fairchild, principal of the West
ern Minnesota seminary, is spending his holt
days with friends in the city
Mrs. Myers. of Waverly, and Miss Kingsley,
OF french Lake. are guests of Mrs. May Kelly,
6l5 Fifth street northeast.
Miss CRADLE, of Clinton, Ia, and Mrs. Harry
Potter, of Des Moines, are visiting James
Fotter, OF Bryant avenue.
Miss Mamie Holmes, of Harrisburg Pa, is
the guest of relatives and will make an
extended visit.
Mrs M. &. Plummer is visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. A. w. Henkle, II Highland
avenue.
Miss Belle Ruby, of Rock Island, ILL.,, is the
guest of Miss Eva Swan, 412 Seventh street
south.
Miss Lueda Wachter, of Toledo, is visiting
Miss Kate Falls, at 3105 Pleasant avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Stein, of Chicago, are
visiting with the family of Joseph Lyons.
James Simpson and wife, of Waverly, H.,
are visiting friends in the city.
Miss Hattie Merrill, of Bangor. Me-. is visit
ing friends here